Ottawa, August 11 (Post Bureau): According to a new report, if the Canada-United States-Mexico Trade Agreement (CUSTOM) is terminated, about 102,000 jobs could be at risk in the United States. The report was prepared by Oxford Economics for the Canadian American Business Council. According to the report, the termination of CUSTOM could also affect about 214,000 jobs in the United States. In Canada, the industries related to automobiles, metals, machinery, electronics, chemicals, wood and paper. The most likely impact is likely to be. According to the report, if the agreement is successfully renegotiated, 98,000 jobs could be created in Canada and 137,000 in the US. Meanwhile, trade talks between the two countries are ongoing, while new 50 per cent US tariffs are likely to be implemented on many Canadian goods from August 19.